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  • RE: Script to Return all User Tables, Including Column Names

    @ Jack, Your query worked perfectly on the 2000 db. Thank you.

    @ opc.three, I'll try your Schema method. Thank you.

    @ Lutz, I agree, but those decisions are above...

  • RE: Script to Return all User Tables, Including Column Names

    Mr. Lutz,

    Your query worked perfectly on my 2005 db. Thanks.

    @everyone, any help with getting this info from my 2000 db would be appreciated. If I need to re-post...

  • RE: Script to Return all User Tables, Including Column Names

    Now I feel rather silly.

    The db that we are migrating into is 2005. The old db, the one that I'm trying to get the information from is 2000. ...

  • RE: Script to Return all User Tables, Including Column Names

    Hi Lutz,

    I'm executing it with Query Analyzer.

    Thanks.

    Dave

  • RE: Script to Return all User Tables, Including Column Names

    Lutz and ColdCoffee,

    Thank you for replying.

    Unfortunately, Lutz's query returns this:

    "[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]COUNT field incorrect or syntax error"

    Thank you.

    Dave

  • RE: A regression of the art of database development

    The article mentions "client-based test harnesses that can simulate real usage". Does anyone have any recommendations for information on developing client-based testing methods? Maybe something automated?

    This...

  • RE: Don’t Change Anything

    Paul White NZ (4/7/2010)


    David Fulton-420388 (4/7/2010)


    Paul White NZ (4/7/2010)


    David Fulton-420388 (4/7/2010)


    I'm in the camp that the DBA should maintain the data entered by the users. If data looks incorrect,...

  • RE: Don’t Change Anything

    Paul White NZ (4/7/2010)


    David Fulton-420388 (4/7/2010)


    I'm in the camp that the DBA should maintain the data entered by the users. If data looks incorrect, then bring it to the...

  • RE: Don’t Change Anything

    I'm in the camp that the DBA should maintain the data entered by the users. If data looks incorrect, then bring it to the users' attention and let them...

  • RE: I vant your blud!

    I want to especially encourage anyone who is CMV Negative to give as often as you can.

    FYI a large portion of the adult population (at least in the...

  • RE: Shaking the Money Tree

    James Rochez

    High-profile, risk takers and mundane grunts are a hasty generalization and a choice of attitude. Businesses are all about the bottom line.

    Hi James,

    I don't think it's...

  • RE: Shaking the Money Tree

    GSquared (6/5/2009)


    David Fulton (6/5/2009)


    In my experience, companies generally invest the most resources (tools, salaries, etc.) in the high-profile, risk taking, "generators" who's contribution to the bottom line is easily quantifiable....

  • RE: Shaking the Money Tree

    GSquared (6/5/2009)


    ... while admins are sort of the janitors of the IT world. Nobody notices they're there, till the toilets back up.

    This is compounded by the...

  • RE: Shaking the Money Tree

    I am relatively new to IT, so my opinion is more from other areas and you may want to take it with a grain of salt. However, I think...

  • RE: Time Off

    Assuming that weather and personal obligations permit, it's fly fishing a local stream, or sipping whiskey and/or beer with friends while something cooks on the grill. 😎 Maybe even...

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